Android game emulator using Wii-mote (With Attachment Support)

So I'm using the T-Mobile G2 with the Nintendo Wii-mote paired via bluetooth. I use the game controller to play video games on the various emulators found on the Android market. My preference is the emulators made by "YONGZH".
The necessary bluetooth stack is ALSO in the Android market, called "Wiimote controller" by "C.C.P. Cre@ions"
I'm currently using Android OS 2.2, Froyo.

In this video I demonstrate the use of Wii-Mote attachments, like the ever-popular Virtual Console Classic Controller.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• wiimote
• G2
• wii remote
• bluetooth
• Android
• emulators
• emulation
• gaming
• cell phone
• Virtual Controller
• Wiimote Attachments

[Rossotto556]

How do you do this?

[KitWriter]

@Rossotto556 I suggest getting on the Android Market and downloading the WiiMote app. You have to see if your emulator supports it; I do this by searching the market for WIIMOTE and the emulators that show up in the search return USUALLY (not always but most of the time) support using the wii remote control. Then you gotta go into settings for the emulator and map each button, then you're ready!!

[GitDatSheet]

I get random ghost button presses when I use this setup. Anyone else have this problem? I'm on the Motorola Atrix Gingerbread with Classic Controller Pro though.

[KitWriter]

@GitDatSheet So far, I use this set up with my nook color, my G2 and I've seen it used on an Incredible 1 and 2. Hmm... it's either the wii-pairing app you're using, the hardware itself (doubtful but try another wii-mote just to check. Borrow one from someone just long enough to check that possibility) and, finally, check a different emulator!

[babycrash9]

does psx and gameboy advance emulator run with wii cotroller? cuz i no for sure i the wiimore is paired and i attached my classis controller. psx lets me do the key mapping but it wont actually work on the game. and the gameboy advance emu doesnt let me do anything with controllers some help maybe?

[KitWriter]

@babycrash9 Some do. When you're in the android market, put in "Wii-mote" or something similar, and any emulator that is compatible with the wii mote will have that as one of their search-parameter tags. Then you just find the emulator that works for you. There are SO MANY people making emulators now, and several DO work with the wii-mote. Some have wii-mote functionality built in, so you don't have to download a separate App for pairing. :D

[KitWriter]

@duduburgos I'm using the wii classic controller in this video, but it's connected to the wii-mote